Question 1: Is it compulsory to put HSN code wise details in GSTR 2? Answer: Pl see instruction no. 16 below GSTR-1 and no. 14 below GSTR-2. Question 2 : Is there Any notifications for converting from regular to Composition scheme, as it available in the portal.Can Now we convert from regular dealer to Composition […]
Advisory by GSTN on GSTR 2 downloaded json and the exported excel provided by the taxpayer-1. It is recommended that please do not change the format of exported excel file. Otherwise there will be error in processing. Only fill up data as per given format.
The following class of companies shall file their financial statements and other documents under section 137 of the Act with the Registrar in e-form AOC-4 XBRL as per Annexure-I:- (i) companies listed with stock exchanges in India and their Indian subsidiaries; (ii) companies having paid up capital of five crore rupees or above; (iii) companies having turnover of one hundred crore rupees or above;
Any registered person who fails to furnish the return by the due date is liable to pay a late fee* of one hundred rupees separately under the CGST law and SGST law (i.e. a total of Rs. 200) for every day, during which such failure continues, separately for each return not filed by the due date.
In accordance with the decisions taken by the GST Council in its 22nd meeting held on 06.10.2017 at New Delhi to resolve certain difficulties being faced by exporters post-GST, it has been decided that supplies of goods by a registered person to EOUs etc.
Around 2.24 lakh companies have been struck-off till date for remaining inactive for a period of two (2) years or more;. Around 3.09 lakh Directors disqualified who were on the Board of Companies that have failed to file Financial Statements and/or Annual Returns for a continuous period of three (3) financial years during 2013-14 to […]
The Amendment Under Section 254(2) In Respect Of Time Limit Of Six Months For Rectification Is Prospective And Applicable To The Orders Passed After 01.06.2016
With effect from 6PM of 4th November 2017, stakeholders will NOT be required to upload signed 49A/49B using Submit application for PAN/TAN service, in respect of any fresh SPICe submission or Resubmission cases. PAN and TAN will continue to be issued as before based on the details submitted in the SPICe form itself.
Indirect Taxes Committee of ICAI has decided to come up with a ‘Hand Book on GST for Service Providers’ which has been specifically developed to provide in-depth knowledge of provisions pertaining to services i.e Levy and exemption, Input service distributor, Registration, Time and place of supply, Valuation, Input tax credit, and Job work etc. in a very simple and easy to comprehend language.
M/s. Google India Private Ltd. Vs. Addl. CIT (ITAT Bangalore); TDS on royalty payments under section 195(2): Applicability of DTAA cannot be determined suo-moto by AO without there being any application
